Using Midjourney and Other AI Image Tools for Product Visuals
Updated Nov 6, 2026
Entrepedia doesn't include Midjourney or a Midjourney guide anymore. You can use your own Midjourney (or other AI image) account for artwork, backgrounds and lifestyle images. For covers and product mockups, the built-in Cover Generator and Mockup Studio are usually faster, because they put your real title and your exact cover into the image.
Which tool for which job
| Job | Best fit |
|---|---|
| A finished ebook or workbook cover with your title | Cover Generator (four concepts per batch) |
| Your cover on a desk, tablet, shelf or in hands | Mockup Studio (your cover stays exactly as made) |
| Background art, textures, illustrations, lifestyle scenes | Midjourney or another AI image tool |
| Social graphics with text | Canva, using images from any of the above |
Using Midjourney with library products
- Sign up at midjourney.com and choose a plan. Check their current pricing and terms.
- Write a prompt that names the subject, style, colours and mood.
- For a portrait book cover shape, add
--ar 2:3to the end of the prompt. - Make a few variations, then upscale the one you like.
- Add your title in Canva or the PDF Rebrander. AI image tools often get text wrong, so add the words yourself.
Example prompt:
Minimal illustration of a calm desk at sunrise, soft blue and cream palette, lots of empty space at the top for a title, editorial style --ar 2:3
Prompt tips
- Ask for empty space where your title will go.
- Name two or three of your brand colours.
- Save prompts that work, so your products look like a set.
- Don't ask for trademarked logos, characters or a living artist's style.
Using images you made elsewhere in Entrepedia's tools
- Cover Generator: add an image you like as a reference and it matches the style.
- PDF Rebrander: place your image on the cover or inside pages, then add your title and links.
- Mockup Studio: upload any finished cover to get product shots.
Other AI image options
ChatGPT's image generation, Adobe Firefly, Canva's AI tools and Leonardo AI all work for product visuals. Plans and limits change often, so check each tool's own pricing page.
If you have the AI Skill Pack, its Covers and mockups skill guides your own ChatGPT or Claude to make cover and listing images in your brand.
Rights and disclosure
- Check the tool's terms for commercial use. Paid plans usually allow it, but the rules are the tool's, not ours.
- Copyright is limited. In the US, the Copyright Office has said images made entirely by AI can't be registered for copyright, so you may not be able to stop others from reusing them.
- Disclose AI where asked. Amazon KDP asks about AI-generated content (including images) when you publish, and Etsy asks sellers to disclose AI use.